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    • Torre, Once Again, At Odds With Owner

    Posted by on October 14th, 2009 · Comments (5)

    Joe Torre is in a living hell and may not return as manager next year?

    Sounds like October 2007, right? Nope, it’s present day…how’bout that?

    Jerry Manuel might be hearing footsteps…right…about…now.

    If “Mr. T” hits the open market, you have to think the Mets would be interested, right? And, of course, Joe would love to come back to New York…no doubt…

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    Comments on Torre, Once Again, At Odds With Owner

    1. srivinodh
      October 15th, 2009 | 2:33 am

      But he is Saint Joe.. cant do nothing Joe.. i am sure the issue is on the ownership…

      Tom Verducci come on out.. the Dodger Years can start up now
    2. srivinodh
      October 15th, 2009 | 2:33 am

      srivinodh wrote:

      But he is Saint Joe.. cant do nothing Joe.. i am sure the issue is on the ownership…
      Tom Verducci come on out.. the Dodger Years can start up now

      cant do nothing “wrong” Joe
    3. MJ
      October 15th, 2009 | 8:45 am

      Man, I’d love it if he came back to the Mets. Nothing beats it when a franchise is so pathetically desperate that they re-hire the same guy twice. And, yes, that includes the Yanks when they hired and fired Billy/Sweet Lou/Yogi as manager nearly a dozen times, combined.

      By the way, good call srivinodh…it’s only a matter of time before Torre’s hatchet-man Verducci spills it all for another book. Torre’s a joke.
    4. Tresh Fan
      October 15th, 2009 | 10:35 am

      Torre won’t be coming back to the Mets. Why should he? He’ll be 70 years old by the end of 2010, and that’s a little too far gone to be playing nurse maid, don’t you think?
    5. cr1
      October 15th, 2009 | 11:18 am

      Suddenly we think Gammons is a great source of insight?

      Wonder why that is…

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